California’s teachers can’t fix low test scores alone
By Jill Stegman, Special for CalMatters This commentary was originally published by CalMatters. Sign up for their newsletters.…
Walkouts, closures across Bay Area in protest against ICE crackdown – The Mercury News
Chanting “Abolish ICE” and “Sí se puede,” thousands of students across the Bay Area walked out of their…
CA Colleges can partner with schools, not blame them
By Michal Kurlaender, Special for CalMatters A student does classwork in Sacramento on May 11, 2022. A UC…
Hundreds of students across Bay Area walk out of school to protest ICE
Hundreds of students across the Bay Area walked out of their classes Wednesday to protest the recent killings…
Will students benefit from Newsom’s education overhaul?
By Dan Walters, CalMatters Students look forward during a lesson at the Melrose Leadership Academy in Oakland, on…
Oakland Unified School District halves $100 million budget deficit – East Bay Times
Oakland Unified School District’s projected $100 million budget deficit for the next school year could be halved to…
East San Jose school district to vote on layoffs for student safety, mental health staff – The Mercury News
East Side Union High School District’s board of education will vote on whether to layoff dozens of staff…
East San Jose school district to vote on layoffs for student safety, mental health staff – East Bay Times
East Side Union High School District’s board of education will vote on whether to layoff dozens of staff…
Gov. Newsom has failed California’s schools
Submit your letter to the editor via this form. Read more Letters to the Editor. Newsom has failed…
Oakland Unified School District halves $100 million budget deficit – The Mercury News
Oakland Unified School District’s projected $100 million budget deficit for the next school year could be halved to…
Name sought for new athletic field at Alameda’s Encinal High
About 200 people attended Jan. 9’s opening of the new athletic field at Alameda’s Encinal Junior & Senior…
California’s schools are faltering — and candidates for governor disagree on why
Education is California’s largest state expense, consuming more than a third of the state budget through K-12 schools…